Sentence examples for one can apprehend from inspiring English sources

Since Jevons' remarkable study, much of the focus has been on his finding that one can apprehend up to 4 items in a glance without error, and that the number of errors increased in proportion to the number of beans.

In thinking "The existent B is existent", one can apprehend the existence of B, but one cannot grasp the genuine factuality of B's existence.

"Yet aloft, in Map-space, origins, destinations, any Termini, hardly seem to matter, — one can apprehend all at once the entire plexity of possible journeys, set as one is above Distance, above Time itself".

One can apprehend things and so come to know them one just cannot apprehend them in the way in which the Stoics construe cognition (PH 1.235).

"Those people who did see something, I encourage them to come forward so we can apprehend this guy".

One quality of a great designer (and even a few mediocre designers) is that you can apprehend in a second what they stand for: Dior (belle époque romance), Saint Laurent (a sharp shoulder), Armani (the unconstructed jacket), Norell (sequined mermaids).

I do urge the community to give us the information so police can apprehend them".

Radio the checkout guard so that he can apprehend the person".

The camera sees more than the ­photographer; the eye sees more than the mind can apprehend.

However, they can apprehend drunken drivers and others suspected of having committed crimes.

But, however many kinds of tastes we can apprehend, they will never truly account for what we experience as flavor.